Avon spreads the business to Latina women in Tampa
When I was younger, the Avon catalog always used to show up to my house. I would take it off the doorknob and flip diligently through it, making notes of all the lipsticks and eye shadows and jewelry I would purchase if I had an actual income. When I got older and could actually get some of these things, I was always impressed with the products. My boyfriend's mother sells Avon these days. Avon, Avon, Avon! It's everywhere.
Avon is stopping at Tampa's International Flea Market Friday with the Power of Beauty Tour. Representatives will be talking about the Avon model with women in the community, specifically Latina women interested in starting their own business with Avon. They'll be sharing personal success stories for motivation. And if you have no motivation to sell Avon whatsoever, you can still get beauty samples and gift bagsl, and I'm guessing, order some product.
The event runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday at the flea market, 11309 N. Nebraska Ave.
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